Wichita eagle., 1887-05-26


crowd was about the same size as on
the previous day. If any difference, 1t was
lar ger yesterday.
At 3:45 the game was cclled. Before that
time some of the spectators became anxious
for a beginning. "Play ball." was the
phrase every body used to remind the man
ayers of the purpose of the occasion.
The following shows the batting order OF
each and position of each in the field:
Emporias-Bright, S. S.. Flynn, 3 b.; Null
ally, 9 b.; Gibbs, l. f.. Chouquette, c.; Will
son. C. f.: Sullivan, b.; Hanlon, r. f.; Nc
| Carly, p.
Wichitas- Rose, 2 b.; Hemp, r. f.. Schar-
, rim ghousen, 3. b.; Whistler, b.; Haber, l.
f. Schultz c.; Drummond s. s.; Griffin, c.
f.; Riley, p.
The home team went to the bat first. In
the first inning Rose was fielded out at first
| by Houton. Hemp shared a similar fate
Sharringhausen secured a base hit. The
side retired on Whistler's fly to center.
Bright knocked grounder to left and
failed to reach first Flynn flew out to
right. Mullaby out on first
|
fielded out at first by McCarty. Drummond
fly to Gibbs put the side out.
Hemp caught Gibbs fly to right. Chou
uuette fouled out. Wilson got base on balls
stole second and went to third on Roses error
and came home on wild throw. Sullivan
struck out.
Third inning-Griffin out on first Wiley
flew out to short Rose reached first on
hit. stole second, and on Hemp's safe hit to
left went to third, scoring on Scharring
hauser's hit. Scharringhauser put out at
first Hanlon out at first. McCarty got first
| by being hit by pitched ball. Bright went
to center and McCarty out at third.
Thus it will be seen that at the close of the
third inning each team scored one. At the
close of the second the visitors had drawn
blood, and a few commenced to prepare for
the worst on the part Of the home team. The
weak hearted looked upon the fates asagainst
the club. The result of the third served as a
stimulant
Fourth inning-Bright caught Whist
Shultz out on fly to short retired home field.
Flynn out at first in an assist by short.
Mullaly flew out to left. Gibbs fielded out at
first
Fifth inning-Drummond out at first.
Griffin re aches first on Henlon's muff. Wiley
went to first on hit to right, advancing
Griffin to second. Griffin and Wiley each
, advanced base on Roses sacrifice hit.
Griffin started home on passed ball, caught
between third and home, but scored on high
throw over catchers head, which also let in
Wiley. Those out to first and Hemp out
retired the side.
Couquette went to first on
liner to left, which was well
| fielded TO secured by Haker. Wilson made
a safe bit to center, advanced Couquette to
, third. Couquette scored. Mccarthy out in
fly to left. Sullivan out at second and Han
Ion struck out ended the inning.
Sixth Misunderstanding reached
, first in hit to right field. Whistle struck out
and Scherringhau;e reached second. Scherr
inghauser scored. Drummend and Griffin
reached sec ond and third, but failed to get
home, as Wiley was fielded out at first.
Bright got first on his hit to center. Flynn
fielded out at first by Rose and Bright
reaches third Mullalby out at first
, Chouquette flew out to center
Seventh inning.-Rose reached first on hi.
hit to left field, and went to second and third
Hemp struck out. Rose came home OF
D Scharinghausen three Dagger to left. Wits
c tier reached first on error to center field
Haber got to first. and both advanced a has,
n on errors and scored on wild throws. Schult.
fouled out. Drummond struch out.
t Wilson struck out. Sullivan out on fly t.
: Drummond. Hanlon struck out
/ Eighth inning. reached first on
: liner to left, but was double up 10y Wilson
who caught Roses fly to center Wiley GU
on fly to left.
McCarty fielded out at first by Scharring
hsusen Hemp caught Hymns difficult fly 1
right. Whistler put the side out by catching
Mullslys fly.
NINTH INNING.
81 Hemp got his base on balls. Scharrine
a, hansen went to first on hit, Hemp reachin
n, second. Whistler flew out to left Hase
ST out to first. Schultz reached first and Hem
ir scored on Sullivans error. The Wichita
half Of the game ended by Scharringhause
lis being put out at home plate on attemptin
Or to steal in on pass ball.
" Mullaly, Gibbs and Chouquette out in on,
a two, three order retired Emporias.
e. CLEAN HITS.
The game to-day will be called at the reg,
lar time, $50.
The Spider battery was an immense fe.
turs in the game.
:. Schulze got in two base hits besides havin
no passed balls or errors
Whistler made some more long hys but NJ
quite long enough to get over the felders.
e. Every stockhelder yelled himself boar
ert when Scharringhausen sent the ball
Ak town.
ne Wiley pitched a splendid game and got e
he csllent support. Only two base hits wel
in made of Of him.
The Emporia boys are confident of wiunir